The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Personal Mention.


Alss Bessie England has returned from visit to
Salem. o.
Mrs Annie Hays win go to Columbus soon to visit
Mrs. Daley.
Mr.. Frank Murphy has returned from visit to his
sister in Peru.
Mr. Geo. stilz and wife spending the sum mer
in the country.
Miss Alice Sanger is spending two weeks vaca-
ton ut Oswego.
Miss Linda Gray has gone to Ohio to visit relatives
Mrs Herman Tuttle is visiting Mr.. Tuttle's mother
Rochester, y. \.
Mr.. George Haerle returned last night from two
weeks visit to Chicago.
Mrs. J. w. Book will go to Lake Maxinkuckee this
, week TO spend some time.
Misses Reta letters and Sadie Clarke have gone to
Cedar Beach for the month.
Mr.. Bert Cowen has gone to the Adirondacks to
spend the month of August
Mrs. S. l.. Morrison went to Columbus last night to
visit friends for a short time.
Miss Salle Oberly will accompany her mother to
Greenfield on Thursday next
Mr. John Lowrey left yesterday for Turkey lake to
take much needed vacation.
Messrs. John Murphy and Charles Byfed at
: Maxinkuckee for few weeks.
Mrs. J. Z. Larger and Miss Lulu Robinson left for
West Baden Springs, last week
Mrs. z. A. Farris. of Sweet Springs, Mo-. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs II. w. Frey.
Misses Mamie Kiersted and Kittie Stone returned
last night from Long Lake, Wis.
Mrs. A. B. Mansur and and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Wulsin are at Long Branch
Miss Nellie Wiles and Miss Grace Foster will go to
Chicago this week to make visit
r. o. wsdsworth and family have gone to Ohio for
two weeks visit at their old home
Miss Margaret Kackley will sing at the Tabernacle
Church during the month OF August
I Mrs. James Mckee and Mrs. Mollie Mckee returned
from Indian Springs Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drew have returned from
visit of six weeks to Green Lake, WIS
Miss Nellie Cook aud Mamie Gates spending
several weeks with friends in Muncie.
Mrs N. f. Gordon and daughter George will leave
tomorrow for the north to make a visit
Hon. Joseph L. Mcdonald left yesterday for Wash
ington, ID. c., to be absent short time.
Miss Stella Tanner has gone to Geneva and Kau-
kauna Lakes, Wis, to spend few weeks.
Miss Lille Bamberger has returned from Sandusky,
o., where she has been visiting for a month.
Mrs. Ramsey has returned from visit 10 her
daughter. Mrs. Ritxinger, in st. Paul, Mimi.
Miss Rose Stout will accompany Mrs. Dietricbs and
daughter to New York the last of this month.
". DEM. Hooper and wife left yesterday morning
for Mackinaw, going from Sandusky by water.
Miss Sadie @. Coulter who has been visiting friends
in Illinois and Wisconsin, has returned home.
Mrs. Balm and son, of Dayton. O., guests of
Mrs B. F. Waite and family on st. Mary street
Miss Stella Hume of Terre Haute. is visiting her
cousin, Miss Nettie BilEngsey. of Ruckle street
Miss Laura Powers, of Springfield, Illinois, is visit
ing Miss Emma Davis of West New York street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Newland and children will spend
this week in Brookvile and Richmond with relatives.
Mrs. Grace Brooks and son have gone to DAYTON
and GAINESVILLE o. to visit relatives for short time.
DIR. H. G.. Carey and wife will leave for Grand
Haven, Mich, ON Tuesday, TO remain until Septem-
Miss Belle Billingsey has returned home after
pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Crawfords
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Foster and children and Mrs.
McIntire will go to Niagara Falls this week for short
Mrs. ). g. Meek of orrville. O., is visiting her
sister. DIR. Charity L. Moore, of North New Jersey
street.
Miss Caroline Sterling. of Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
is Visiting her neice, Mrs. Dunn, on North East
street.
DIR. and Mrs Charlas E. Wright and daughter.
have gone north to remain few weeks. They go up
the lakes.
DR.. and Mrs Henshaw, of Cynthiana, KY, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Martin, North Alas
bsma street.
Mrs. John NJ. Shaw and children expected home
from Jersey the latter part OF this week. after
months absence
Mrs j. L. Davidson returned yesterday from Cory
DON where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Slaughter.
Mrs Itbbie Scott and son. of No. 163 South East
street, left Wednesday for weeks visit with
friends in Chicago.
ter, Mrs. Barbara Hughes. Both will leave for the
East on Wednesday.
Miss Ida G.. Rooney, of No. 3o2 Park avenue. has
returned a four weeks visit with relatives
in Wapakoneta, Ohio.
Mr. VIII Wood and Miss Kate Lands will leave to-
morrow for Long Lake, Wis, to visit Miss Louise
Starkey for fortnight.
Miss Emma Reems, of No 345 North Alabama
street, is visiting friends in Terre Haute. She will
return in eight or ten days.
Fred Robinson and wife left last night for Chicago,
where they will visit for few days before going to
Duluth to spend a fortnight.
Mrs. G.. l.. Rittenhouse returned last night from
Pttsburg where abe has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. L. Palmer. for q month.
Miss Florence Stein. daughter of Colonel Stein, of
Louisville, is the guest Of Misses Virginia and Caro-
lyn Cooper North Meridian street.
Miss Anna and Lizzie Aloways returned yesterday
after the past two weeks visiting relatives
and friends in Troy and Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Lille Reeves. with her friend Miss Sue
shanks. of Louisville, has gone to Shepherdstown,
near Harper's Ferry to visit till October.
candidate for Council in the Sixth ward subject to
tho wishes OF the Republicans of the ward
9. johnson and w. H. Coleman start for the East
to-day and will take in the st. Lawrence White
mountains. Portland, Boston and other places.
On next Thursday the Catholic clergy of the diocese
of vincennes viii dine with Bishop Chatard at the
episcopal residence, this city, in honor of his return
from Rome
Miss weegmann left last Thursday for Toledo. o..
stay about siI weeks While visiting there she will
take in Detroit and the islands.
Lieut.. James w. Grayden left last night for Wash
ington, from which place he viii go Sandy Hook
where be VIII give practical test of his explo
Samuel t. Casterline, stock agent of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company and a resident of this city,
died Reed City. Mich. YESTERDAY his way north
with his wife. The remains will be taken to Rich
mond, Ind.
Leo Sirronia, of Terre Haute, who during the war |
was a member of Company A, Eleventh Indiana, and |
lied at that place Monday. He will be buried
n that city to-day. Mr.. Sirronia Sparard. |
me the bravest of and known to every in
he brigade by of his swarthy countenance and
ong, straight, black Indian-like hair.
Society Events.
The engagement is announced of Miss Florence
3am berger eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Bam-
berger, and Mr.. Simon L. Kser.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Schumeyer will celebrate their
twenty fifth anniversary tomorrow evening az their
residence. Of Fifth and Tennessee streets.
Mr. Charles Cooper and sisters gave tallyho
party Friday evening honor of their guest, Miss
Stein of Louisville. The ride, for about four hours
was through the city and genial company made it
most delightful
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Martin entertained few
friends Friday night for their guests. DR. and Mrs.
henshaw, of Cynthiana, Ky. The Doctor and wife
have just returned from extended European tour,
md this naturally the subject of the
lion, which was quite entertaining.